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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, FRIDAY. DEC 13, 1895.
I MERRYCHRISTMAS i o ALL !
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A Few of the Many USEFUL Presents Offered
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THE CLOTHIER
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MUFFLERS, NECKWEAR,
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
An immense variety of these articles. Prices and styles
to suit all.
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BOYS' AND CHILDRENS
SUITS AND OVERCOATS
What better or more useful presents can you give ?
Out of Harmony
Discord in music as in clothes
Is either annoying or ridiculous.
Many a garment, sold for
the best, is a harsh discord of
conflicting details, but in the
"H. S. & M." make, you see
a blending of all the parts into
, a perfect harmony.
An H. S. & M. garment fills
the eye as good music 'satisfies
the ear.
It is a never ending source of
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Thfc Label on a Garment Insures
Perfect Fit and Satisfaction.
Ik stands for the Best that Money
Can Buy or Skill Produce.
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Men's Hosiery . . .
in fine wool, Lysle thread, and all cheaper
grades,
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Plush Capes, Cloth Caps,
Gloves and Mittens
To please all, at correct prices.
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FINE OVERCOATS
The best on earlli, both in make and style,
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There's double service, two- B
told satisfaction in a coat that 4i
fits.
Our Overcoats and Ulsters
are tailor-made. There is a
certain style about them you
can't get outside of our store,
but that doesn't keep us from
selling them for as little or less f
than you re asked for ordinary
goods at other stores.
We're after the Overcoat
business.
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This Label on a Garment insure!
Perfect Fit and Satisfaction.
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It stands for the Best that Money
Can Buy or Skill Produce.
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TT Silk and Satin Sl.v. Lining in til H., S. M.
Ovtrcoata and UltUrt ait guuintitd to watt (Ml
We have the best make of
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WOOL BOOTS,
' , Rubber Overshoes,
';' ' Trunks and Valises, . , , ,
; Etc., Etc, Etc,
Silk Umbrellas, Fine Suspenders,
Linen and Cotton
Handkerchiefs.
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, ye aj'o stack on a. lot of ffirie
Overcoats; that iB to say, we vr foolish
enough to 'buy -more than we shook) htve.
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MEN'S AND BOYS' SLIPPERS
In Kid, Goat, and Embroidered.
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Nwgligee 'Shirts,
UNDEKWEAR
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